Ball State Cardinals football
college football program representing Ball State University
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Ball State Cardinals football
Summary
Ball State Cardinals football is an American football team[1]. It draws 112 Wikipedia views per month (american_football_team category, ranking #146 of 550).[2]
Key Facts
- Ball State Cardinals football is in the country of United States[3].
- Ball State Cardinals football's instance of is recorded as American football team[4].
- Ball State Cardinals football's instance of is recorded as college sports team[5].
- Ball State Cardinals football's home venue is recorded as Scheumann Stadium[6].
- Ball State Cardinals football's league or competition is recorded as NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision[7].
- Ball State Cardinals football's head coach is recorded as Mike Neu[8].
- Ball State Cardinals football's head coach is recorded as Colin Johnson[9].
- Ball State Cardinals football's head coach is recorded as Mike Uremovich[10].
- Ball State Cardinals football's Commons category is recorded as Ball State Cardinals football[11].
- Ball State Cardinals football's sport is recorded as American football[12].
- Ball State Cardinals football's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/0g5z_y[13].
- Ball State Cardinals football's parent club is recorded as Ball State Cardinals[14].
- Ball State Cardinals football's official website is recorded as https://ballstatesports.com/sports/football[15].
- Ball State Cardinals football's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Ball State Cardinals football[16].
- Ball State Cardinals football's topic has template is recorded as Q115963125[17].
- Ball State Cardinals football's category for members of a team is recorded as Category:Ball State Cardinals football players[18].
- Ball State Cardinals football's Sports-Reference.com college football school ID is recorded as ball-state[19].
Why It Matters
Ball State Cardinals football draws 112 Wikipedia views per month (american_football_team category, ranking #146 of 550).[2]